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Old 04-15-2015, 11:11 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by MikeB1972 View Post
It's not obsolete if it's still in use

Also the same business model is used for many items, DVD, BluRay, CD, Electronics. When the item first comes out it costs more, then, over time, the price decreases. Why would publishers drop a business model that not only works, but is generally understood by (most) consumers to be a perfectly valid model.
Up until recently (they have switched to a Loyalty signup ), the Local Fry's Electronics would discount new DVD/BluRay the first day of release, then go to their Normal (not always 'List') price.

I have not figured the pattern for when the price starts falling. Sales really tanked?
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